Question

herd of elephants gathers around a watering hole on the savanna. how would you classify this type of distribution?
uniform
random
clumped
regular

Explanation:

In ecology, the distribution of organisms can be clumped, uniform, or random. Clumped distribution occurs when individuals gather around a resource (like a watering hole for elephants, as resources attract them). Uniform is when individuals are evenly spaced (e.g., due to competition), and random is without a pattern. Here, elephants gather at a watering hole, so it's clumped.

Answer:

clumped